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100 Series Wheels on my CDN 101
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The spacers are 2.5" wide and 5 on 112 to 5 on 150 and they came from Wheeladapter.com for $200.
I spent another $100 on lug nuts from Toyota and I already had the wheels and tires.
BTW, I would be willing to sell the other 2 of my OEM 18" wheels if another 100 owner would like to do this mod.
I spent another $100 on lug nuts from Toyota and I already had the wheels and tires.
BTW, I would be willing to sell the other 2 of my OEM 18" wheels if another 100 owner would like to do this mod.
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Lastly, I had purchased a new jack with a wheel and then decided it looked crappy on the trailer. I really like the OEM jack, but it is kinda short and I wanted a wheel.
Here was my idea and it works fantastic.
Here was my idea and it works fantastic.
Looks great Nolen, any plans on painting to match?
Just wondering.
Rezarf <><
Just wondering.
Rezarf <><
Cool, I never thought of it.
What's more, it mean no more awful sound when it is dragging along the cement floor. Does this wheel have lock switch?
Are you going to widened the trailer fender so no gravels or pebbles will scattered the rear glass. It did happened at Death Valley last March with 100 series and CDN 101 with the spacers.
Regards,
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It is not the tires on the trailer that throw the rocks and break the rear glass. It is the tow vehicle throwing rocks on the trailer that bounce back and hit the rear glass.
It has happened to me over the years about 8 times in my old 4 runners pulling my 4 wheeler trailers.
Only way to keep it from happening is to slow down or use Montana type mudflaps.
As for painting it....I like it camo colored. I dont want to over-do it
It has happened to me over the years about 8 times in my old 4 runners pulling my 4 wheeler trailers.
Only way to keep it from happening is to slow down or use Montana type mudflaps.
As for painting it....I like it camo colored. I dont want to over-do it
LOL, the wheel on the landing leg is pretty ingenious
Looks good! Now I know why you were able to get one piece spacers. Mine have to go from 5 on 5.5 to 6 on 5.5, it won't work on a solid spacer. What are the backspacing on the 100 series rims and what width tire are you running (trying to get a pick in my mind about how far mine are going to stick out with the spacer and sr5 rims)? thanks I like your front wheel too!
Exiled
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Very La-di-da! 
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Thanks, I kept using "100 series wheel backspacing" in my search and couldn't find it. Wow almost 7" of backspacing!
As for painting it....I like it camo colored. I dont want to over-do it
And, Kowboy would take away your CB of the White Trash status...
Panzer
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Great minds think alike. You did exactly what I was thinking of doing to compensate for the added lift.
Well done sir.
Well done sir.
uHu
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Pics? Please.
Wider fenders and paint to match.
